Kepler Ridge is our lead builder for PassiveLogic’s Innovation Center. He spent the first few years of his career shifting between a path in plumbing vs one in software engineering — but here at PassiveLogic, he can do both.

The Department of Energy (DOE) has expanded their partnership with PassiveLogic through the Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Office (EERE), which is sponsoring projects that involve partnering local governments with technology providers to improve facilities.

On January 11, IoT one released an exclusive interview of PassiveLogic CEO Troy Harvey on the Industrial IoT Spotlight Podcast. In the episode, they dive into PassiveLogic’s story, including where the journey began and how we’ve arrived at the world’s first fully autonomous platform for any size building.

EconoTimes has run an exccusive article on PassiveLogic to explore how we enable an old building to learn new tricks.

Silicon Slopes, an organization that supports innovative companies along the Wasatch Front and Utah, has featured PassiveLogic in their most recent issue of Silicon Slopes Magazine.

Interested in learning more about advancements in property technology, and what’s been happening at PassiveLogic? Get a dose of both and join us at the Proptech Innovation Conference, happening this Wednesday, December 10.

ASHRAE has accepted PassiveLogic’s paper focused on Autonomous Buildings, which will be presented at the 2021 ASHRAE Winter Conference. The paper will also be published in an upcoming ASHRAE Publication.

On September 23, PassiveLogic Engineer Clark Dobson served as an expert on a panel at the ai4i (Artificial Intelligence For Industries) Conference, which is co-sponsored by the IEEE Computer Society.

Real Estate Technology (RET) Ventures just held its annual CEO summit last week, and PassiveLogic was featured as a new portfolio company in the RET ecosystem.

PassiveLogic CEO Troy Harvey will be participating in an industry panel for the second year in a row at the annual AHR/ASHRAE Winter Conference.

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has recently awarded PassiveLogic additional funding to create a digital twin ontology that can be used across the industry to describe buildings, their systems, and occupants.

Startup Energy Transition (SET), an organization supported by the German Energy Agency (DENA), has turned their spotlight on PassiveLogic to highlight advancements in digital energy systems.